Soft Peace For Japan In San Francisco Treaty
The author argues the San Francisco Peace Treaty is a soft settlement, not what any nation wanted. It spared Japan harsh punishment to allow rehabilitation, while warning that if victory proves costly, it preserves self interest and peace reliance. Britain’s rationing and postwar strains are noted as signs of uneven benefits. The piece emphasizes avoiding a complacent victory and urges broader acceptance that war does not pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Japan
Germany
Britain
Local residents take holidays and relocations noted
Mr and Mrs G Woodward return from Newcastle visit. Mr and Mrs E Pearson host guests of Mr and Mrs B Pearson in Menin Street. Mrs E M Starr of Guyra holidayed in Sydney. Mrs P Janes of Llangothlin Street enjoyed Brisbane trip. Mr and Mrs W Stanley and children Lorna and Eric return to Tubbamurra after Sydney break. Mr John Doherty of New England ency Co Guyra moves to Glen Innes head office. Mr and Mrs T L Caddy holidayed in Brisbane. Mrs W J Hill returns from Sydney medical treatment. Mr and Mrs B Newcombe visit Quirindi. A working bee at St Columba’s Presbyterian Church grounds cleans hedge and grounds, improving appearance. Miss Beryl Kirk returns from school vacation with sister Mrs Percy Miller in Bellingen. Mrs J Hiscox senior holidays in Brisbane visiting family. Miss Tess Kennedy, Ursuline nun pupil from Guyra, appointed to Binalong. she is granddaughter of Mrs P Williams of Ollera Street Guyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
New England Ency Co
Guyra
Glen Innes
Tess Kennedy
Ursuline Nuns
Armidale Teachers’ College
Binalong
Miss Kennedy
P Williams
Ollera_ Street Guyra
Gardener Expert to Speak to Junior Farmers Group
Junior Farmers leader Mr. H. A. Grantham District Agronomist has accepted an invitation to address the Guvra Junior Farmers Advisory Council on vegetable growing. The talk will follow a short meeting at Central School starting shortly after 8 p.m. All interested in vegetable growing are invited to attend and present questions at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Grantham
Guvra Junior Farmers Advisory Council
Grantham
Free dental care for pensioners at Guyra Railway Clinic
Free dental treatment will be available from the Dental Clinic at Guyra Railway Station for all pensioners reporting between Thursday 20 and Wednesday 26 Sc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Obituary of Mrs Violet Woodward
The dead occurred in Newcastle Hospital. Violet Woodward wife of James Woodward formerly of Guyra aged 27. Daughter of G Anderson and Mrs Anderson Broadmeadow. Survived by two daughters Suzanne and Christine. Cremation at Beresfield after services at Mourray's Funeral Parlours with R A A F pallbearers at the crematorium.
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Newcastle Hospital
Violet Woodward
James Woodward
Guyra
G. Anderson
Broadmeadow
Suzanne
Christine
Mourray
Beresfield
Protest to Department of Justice over Friday clerk duties
The Guyra Chamber of Commerce urges the Department of Justice to reconsider using the Guyra C P S as depositions clerk in Armidale on Fridays. This prevents any work at the centre those days and causes significant inconvenience since Friday is the only day available.
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Guyra Chamber of Commerce
Department of Justice
Guyra C.P.S
Armidale
Cormorants Take Young Trout Drop at Guyra Meeting
The Guyra Red Fishers Association held its annual meeting in Memorial Hall. Officers reported found set lines in streams, and the group planned stocking in Sandy Ollera and Boundary creeks. Authorities aim for stricter supervision, licensing, and prizes for heaviest catches.
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Guyra Red Fishers’ Association
Memorial Hall
C. Beesley
Guyra
N.E.T.A.S
Serpentine Hatchery
Sandy
Ollera
Boundary Creeks
Driver's Skill Praised After Exmouth Derailment
A passenger credited the diesel train driver Mr. Dick Manley of Armidale for avoiding a crash when a derailment on a down grade near Exmouth caused drops of 30 and 20 feet. The delay to the Brisbane Mail lasted about five hours as repairs and alternate transport were arranged.
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Exmouth
Black Mountain
W. H George
Dick Manley
Armidale
Mrs. George
Glen Innes
Deepwater
Tenterfield
Iirisbane
Ward's Mistake Men Are Expert Dingo Hunters
Dingo activity rises in Guyra Inverell districts as drives target killers. Local graziers note fading dingo fences, high rewards, and plans to hire professional hunters from Western Australia or Aboriginal trapper from the Northern Territory. Campion brothers of Ward's Mistake praised for their unmatched rifle skills.
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Guyra
Inverell
Oban
Schaefer
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Queersland
Campion Brothers
Ward
Officers Elected for Local Association
The election of officers resulted in Patron Mr. L. P. Dutton President Mr. W. Schaefer Vice-presidents Messrs W Dunne and J W Schaefer Secretary Treasurer Mr T Neilsen NE TAS delegates Messrs W Schaefer and T Neilsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Dutton
W. Schaefer
Messrs. W. Dunne
J. W. Schaefer
Sec.-Treas
T. Neilsen
N.E.T.A.S
Messrs. W. Schaefer
Legacy appeal boosts Guyra fund for bereaved children
The two day Legacy appeal in Guyra raised over 1140 for Legacy. J Newberry led badge sales earning over 80 despite disability. Ladies Auxiliary stalls plus Junior Red Cross and others added to the total with 50 more donation from the R.S.L. group. The effort will aid children who have lost fathers in the fight for freedom.
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Guyra
District
Lie Eeonle
J. Newberry
Newberry
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Red Cross
Messrs
O. Pearson
W. Brodie
Guyra R.S.L
Dr Donald Soper to Visit Armidale for October Talk
Britain’s Dr Donald Soper, superintend ent minister of Kingsway Methodist Mission, visits Armidale on Wednesday October 3 to promote the Crusade for Christ. He speaks at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall with Armidale church choirs and will perform pieces from Handel’s Messiah. Further program details will follow.
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Donald Soper
Armidale
Great Britain
Australia
Methodist Church
Soper
Kingsway
London
Down
Hyde Park
Dr. Soper
Andel
Ben Lomond Horticultural Society Plans February Flower Show
The Ben Lomond Horticultural Society reports a good turnout at its annual meeting. Last year’s show was canceled due to bad weather, but this year the event will occur early in February and be open to all competitors, not just locals within 12 miles of Ben Lomond post office. Officers elected include President I W Miller, President G Pollock, and Treasurer K Walsh.
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Ben Lomond
Ben Lomond Society
Ben Lomond Post Office
I. W. Miller
G. Pollock
K. Walsh
Car injures nurses in Newtown hit-and-run
Two Royal Prince Alfred Hospital nurses, Sister Patricia Hobday and Nurse Wilma Robinson, were slightly injured when struck by a green sedan in King Street Newtown on November 5. Police search for the hit-and-run driver after the car, which smashed headlights and windscreen, did not stop.
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Patricia Hobday
Inverell
Wilma Robinson
Guyra
King Street
Newstown
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Olice
Newtown
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America
Soviet
Russia
Italy
France
Europe
Hiad
Mrs. G. Woodward
Newcastle
Mrs. E. Pearson
Mrs. B. Pearson
Menin Street
E. M. Starr
Sydney
P. Janes
Llangothlin Street
Brisbane
Mrs. W. Stanley
Lorna
Eric
Tubbamurra
T. L. Caddy
Malpas Street
W. J. Hill
Bradley Street
Mrs. B. Newcombe
O'Donnell Street
Quirindi
St. Columba’s Presbyterian Church
Beryl Kirk
Oban Street
Percy Miller
Bellingen
J. Hiscox
Senr
R.a.af
Rathmines
Rangers
J. Schaefer
C. Anderson
C. Lyes
L. Wotten
Loper
City of Salvation
BEN Lomond Horticultural
Sories
Jantzen
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